MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS I A - L

The aim of the course is to give the basic knowledges of infinitesimal, differential and integral calculus for real functions of one real variable. In particular the course objectives are:

Knowledge and understanding: the student will learn some basic concepts of Mathematical Analysis and will develop both computing ability and the capacity of manipulating some common mathematical structures among which sequences and series, limits, derivatives and integrals for functions of real variable.

Applying knowledge and understanding:

by means of examples related to applied sciences, students will focus on the central role of Mathematics within science and not only as an abstract topic. Furthermore, they will be able to apply the mathematical tools to some problems arysing from Physics.

Makin​g judgements:
students will be stimulated, individually or in groups, to work on specific topics, developing exercises related on the field knowledge with greater independence. Seminars and lectures are scheduled to give students the chance to illustrate guided exercise on specific topics in order to share them with the other students and to find together the right solutions

Communication skills:
studying Mathematics and dedicating time to guided exercise and seminars, students will learn to communicate with clarity and rigour both, in the oral and written analysis. Moreover, students will learn that using a properly structured language means to find the key to a clear scientific communication.

Learning skills:
students, in particular the more willing one, will be stimulated to examine in depth some topics, thanks to individual activities or working in team.

The principal concepts and learning outcomes will be structured by planning frontal lectures. Furthermore, to improve the making judgements and communication skills, students will dedicate time to guided exercises and they can work in groups or individually .

The course is organized by lectures. There will be some team practices, during which students can work in groups or individually.

There will be some integrative activities with young tutors. Students will also participate in seminar discussions, developing exercises related on the field knowledge.

The detailed program will be published at the end of the course.

The topics covered are:

- Set Theory. Real numbers. Numerical sets.

- Real functions of a real variable

- Numerical sequences and series

- Limits of real functions of a real variable

-Continuous functions

- Differential calculus and applications

-Integration

- Linear differential equations

- Sequences and series of functions

All the above topics allow the student to acquire a good knowledge of the subject and will be the object of examination.

Regular attendance and active participation to lessons and other activities are recommended to improve learning and to know how each topics will be presented.

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